CSU System would restrict Hughes Stadium housing to employees, students if built
Editor’s note: After this story’s publication, the CSU System said in a statement that while the letter from the Colorado Attorney General’s office spells out a scenario in which the System would use SPAR to develop the property, the CSU System Board of Governors has not yet made a decision on whether or not to go ahead with that development.
DENVER and FORT COLLINS — The Colorado Attorney General’s office said the Colorado State University System has the right to develop the Hughes Stadium land using a provision in state law and would restrict any new developments there to…
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